Sentence examples for dark sidewalks from inspiring English sources
Hours later, visitors emerged onto dark sidewalks from the Detention Complex, better known as the Tombs.
In this part of Queens, the two spheres, of wheeled suitcases and recorded voices above, and dingy bars and dark sidewalks below, usually do not intersect — though they did the morning Mr. Bell died, when a stray bullet pierced the window of the AirTrain station.
Walking in the dark against a dark sidewalk isn't going to help you.
Paul Newman is staggering along a gloomy sidewalk in a dark, quiet Southern town, methodically unscrewing the heads from a line of parking meters.
Only the huddled bodies lying on the dark surrounding sidewalks suggest the social upheaval beneath this capital's effort to renovate and modernize itself for the year 2000.
Those statistics get at an evolving suburban truth: As more and more Hispanics move into the suburbs, they risk injury or death because they walk and ride bicycles in a place where the roads are often dark, the sidewalks scarce and traffic menacing.
Before reaching the sliding glass front door to the home's interior, a visitor has to step off the portico's dark wooden sidewalk and onto a bed of crushed limestone pebbles in an open-air garden of Japanese maples.
At the southwest corner of Grand and Crosby Streets -- included in the historic district -- one of the new dark-tinted sidewalks has recently gone in, although it clashes with some of the surviving original granite flags.
Try colored sidewalk chalk.
Vendors sell them — a food best consumed in the dark — on the sidewalk along Mission.
